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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-02-05
OPTICIANS.

These are generally in connection with the
watch and jewelry business. The firms number
ten, capital, SS0,O09 and the amount of business
equals $4,000 annually. Other instrumen IS,
such as lenses, and the delicate appliances used
in chemistry and scientific pursuits, aredealt in.
Opticians watches. Fine Jewelry Silver
ware, Diamonds. Opera z asses. Spectacles,
Eyeglasses, 2I2 W. Baltimore Street.
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STRAW GOODS MANUFACTURERS

HARNESS, SADDLES AND TRUNKS.
Eighty-three firms in this line, with capital
of s450,ooO, have, for products and sales, the
sum of S1,40O,000.
TIE GEO. N. MACKENZIE CO. Established
1790) Manufacturers aud Importers of Har-
ness, Saddlery and Collars, Trunks, Travelling
Horse Clothing and Lap Robes. No. % South
Charles Street.
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PRINTING AND LITHoGRAPHING.

PRINTING AND LITHOGRAPHING.
Every description of work under this heading
can be obtained. Some of the finest specimens
of artistic, colored and intricate stone work that
the country can produce have been done in these
establishments, which number ffty-sx, with
capital of s2,25O,0OO, yielding product OF
SO, 900.
GUGGENHEIMER, WE'LL g CO.. Ma nufactur-
ing Stationers, Lithsgraphers and Printers,
Wedding aud Visiting Card Eugravers. Fac
tory, Northeast corner Liberty and Lombard
Streets. Office and salesrooms, 100 East Balti
more Street, under Carrolton Hotel. Fruit,
Vegetable and Oyster labels speciality.
ISAAC FRIEDENWALD, Steam Printing, Htho-
graphing, Engraving and Bookbinding, VIM.
Deutsch, manager, 81 South Paca Street. To-
baeco Labels and Show Cards specially.
MoRLING. MYER g. CO., IS North Street,
Printers, Binders Stereotypers aud Blank
BOOK Makers. Oar establishment is COM
plete in every department.
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MERCHANT TAILORS.

MERCHANT TAILORS.
This department of business in Baltimore is
well and worthily represented, and ranks among
the more important branches of trade, both with
reference to the amount of capital employed
and the number of hands.
HENRY DEPKIN & SON, Henry Depkin, Ber-
nard Depkin), Tailors, % South Street.
JOHN NJ KELLER, Tailor and Importer,
Merchant in Gentlemen's Requisites. Fine
Shirts to Order. No. North Calvert Street.
"Laus Pro Operis Bono"
II. G. FLEDDERMAN, Mercer and Tailor, s. E.
Cor. Howard and Fayette Streets.
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DBYtGOoDS.--RET4IL.

DRY tGOODS.--RET4IL.
These firms number 175, of every grade, with a
capital of 81 65O,OOo, and sales equaling s., 400 OOO
ll7laf Of this capital, say, S1,sUO,0O9 is repre-
@l'eI by six firms, who occupy spacious ware
houses where everything is fashioned upon the
most liberal scale, and after the first models in
tie world
l. EDWARD BIRD s. CO.. q. Edward Bird,
Warren c. Bird, Amelia J. Bird, Dealers in
taney and Staple Dry Goods, Ladies' Cloaks
aud Dresses, No. 2lS w, Baltimore Street.
P0SNERs', 2l5, 217, 2l9 Lexington street,
LARGEST Retail House in the South. Sixty
Distinct Departments. 10000 Square Feet of
classroom. Handsome Catalogue sent free
!" any address upon application. Write for 1t.
soEL GUTMAN & CO., Importers and Reta Tiers
Of silks, Dress Goods and Wraps, Lace Cur
Jams. Upholstery Goods, Laces, Ladies' Fancy
D'y Goods, &C., liz to I22 North Eutaw Street.
HAMILTON EASTER g. SONS, Dry Goods
Wholesale and Retail, Baltimore Md. Special
u"elJlOn TO mall orders.
NATHAN GUTMAN, Silks, Dress Goods, Trim
mines, Laces, Wraps, Etc. Is West Lexington
saeS near Charles (old Number co.
sA@L. SONDHEIM, Manufacturer of Cloaks and
Listers. 16s ITO Lexington Street, New num-
'5i 81 Factory 50 & 40 N, Howard Street
d bRTLAWSKI Under price store, Ladies'
wear a speciality Bargains constantly received.
4Ihaer the actual market value. Black silks,
1iaeS Goods, Trimmings, Fringes, Furs, Par
eaolS Etc. White Goods Embroideries, Laces,
lrains, Hsndkerchiefs, Notions, Etc. 60 Lex
4agton Street.
D. hosENTHAL & co. Silks velvets and Dress
FOODS Laces, Dress Trimmings, Wraps, &c.
w. Lexington Street, (old number 5s)
~A'. II. LAUER, Dry Goods and Notions AS
'' Gay Street, Cor. East Street,
' HOCHsCHILD'S One price house, Embroid
S.les White Goods, Hosiery Laces and Gloves.
a. ~ q 249 N. Gay Street. lNew numbers 5l5 &
~ ~ Gay streetl
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NURSERIES.

This important branch of business is well
represented in Baltimore. All varieties of flowers,
fruit and shade trees are raised and supplied on
terms equal to any other place.
FRANKLIN DAVIS & CO., Richmond and
Baltimore Nurseries. Wholesale and Retail.
large and Complete Stock of Fruit and Or
namental Trees, Plants, Vines, Shrubs, etc
Office, NE. Cor. Baltimore and Paca Streets. :.
SAMUEL FEAST sONs, J. Edward Feast
22S.) Nursery, Frederick Road and Buehfeld
Avenue, Baltimore,
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LUMBER, SASH, DOORS, &C.
LEATHER AND SHOE BINDINGS.

Seventy-two firms are engaged in these
branches with a capital of S2,9 600, the bust
ness reaching 81, $4,000 This trade enjoys great
prominence. For oak leather this market has
renown. Baltimore has for years been the
source of supply to the East and North for
oak bottoms The largest oak tannery in the
world, located at Luray, Va is owned and ope-
rated by Baltimore firm.
LARRABEE 6 SONS Established 1926. Com
mission Merchants, Hides, Leather and OILS.
No. 20 South Calvert street,
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PAPER MASUPAorUR ERs.

The product Of several mills located in Mary
land, Pennsylvania and Delaware, Is CONTROLLED
by Baltimore capital, and is disposed Of in this
market In our own mills, the daily yield Of
printing paper, alone, is thirty tons, Of book.
letter, wrapping straw and nahala, the product
is sufficient to make the market independent
Paper bags Of every class and size also boxes for
confectionery and fancy use, are a large item.
Seventeen firms are in the business employing
a capital Of s25Oo,ooo. with. result in product
and sales of S., 10000.
FEDERAL PARK PAPER-AILL, Warren
Aveaue. Gates and Hambarg Sireets, Geo.
+. Jones. Successor to Jones. 81 evenson
Co.. Psper Manufacturer, 0Giees Nc. n
Warren Avenue, -
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PHOTOGR4pHERs.

In the high projections of the art and the
skin attained byl Baltfrnoreas leading photor
graphers, this city takes equal rank with he
sisters throughout the country. The firms repre-
sented herewith are among the oldest and most
successful in the business
RICHARD WALLIS, Photographic Art Studio
and Galleries of Fine Arts. Art Building Cor.
Eutaw and Franklin Streets, and Adams Ex-
press Building, Baltimore Street, near Charles.
J. H0LYLAND. Gallery of Artistic Photography,
8. W. Cor. Baltimore and Charles Streets g W.
Baltimore Street)
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MANTELS, CRATES AND TILES.

The advance made in the interior ornamen-
tation has given an impetus to this line of
business the varieties of quaint and effective
designs encouraging every one to furnish with
taste, and at comparatively moderate expense.
The manufacture of tiles has been introduced
in obedience to this demand. Seven firms, with
capital of S250,00O, do business of $625,o00
annually.
RIDDLE & WILLIAMS CIV. H. Riddle. E. E.
Williamsy Dealers in imported and American
Tiles. High Art Tiles of all kinds, for hearths.
mantel facings. Wainscoting and all kinds of
interior decorations, Floor TILES Of all kinds.
Marble. Sla.e and Wood Mantels. Crates,
Brass Goods and Fire Place Appurtenanees
45 N. Howard Street, new No. 124).
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LARD AND LARD OH.

Fourteen firms in this branch; with capital
of $21O0,0O0, do business in sales and export
of S9,400,000 In the matter of lard, the highest
excellence has been attained by the refners.
Shipments are made to nearby States, and the
export demand takes large quantities to every
country and port trading here.
PIT. GEORGE g. CO., Refners and Manufactur-
ers of Lard and Lard Oil, al4 W. Lombard St
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UNS, PISTOLS, &C.

Eighteen firms, with capital of S144, 900 trans
act business of about S3SS,0O0 annually
Sporting equipments of the most improved order
are readily supplied.
ALEX. McCOMAS established 1S43), Maker and
Importer of Guns, Rifles, Pistols and Sports
mems Goods, ~ s. Calvert Street.
C. s. WERTSNER & CO., Guns. Ammunition,
Rifles and Revolvers. All kinds of Fishing
Tackle and sporting Goods. No. 2 Light St.,
opposite Carroll ton Hotel.
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GALVANIZED IRON DE- CORNICE
FORKS. ssss-rs
There are four firms engaged in this trade,
whose sales of products amount to S75, 900 per
annum. The business furnishes employment to
many hands, and the wants of the trade are sup
piled with promptness and satisfaction.
VALE s. YOUNG. Maryland Galvanized Iron
Works, Established 1858. Galvanized Iron
Veutiators, &C. Vaile's Patent Ventilating
proof Skylight, Corrugated Iron Ware
houses. Tobacco Kilns, &C. Metal Roofing
and Speuting, Heating and Ventilating Appa-
ratus a speciality. 81 and 80 North Street.
Drawings and estimates fur nished.
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icon. Steel. &C.

These engage thirty firms, a capital of
$1,350,000, with sales reaching So 250,0O0. Near
ness to the points of domestic manufacture,
and the facilities for importing, place the city in
the most favorable position for conducting this
business.
E. PRATT BROTHER Enoch Pratt. Henry
james, Iron, cut Nails, Spikes, Horse and
Mule Shoes. Taunton Yellow Metal, and
Shippers Of Cumberland Coal. "a and 20
South Charles Street.
SAMUEL q. wINTERNITZ & BROTHER,
Established 1880. Bar Iron and Steel. Horse
and Mule Shoes &c. l03 and los Camden
Street, SO. II, 70, rs, and 70 South Howard 81,
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PORK P1CKERS.

Nine firms in this line with capital Of $500, 900,
employ about 225 hands, and do business of
Ss5O0,OOO annually. Every sea-going craft con-
tributes, and every cotton or rice plantation
obtains great part Of the supply from this
branch. For export no market on the coast can
offer greater inducements.
JACOB C. SHAVER q CO., Pork Packers.
Sugar Cured Hams. Breasts, Shoulders and
Pure Lard Nos 205, 207, and 209 Lexington
Street and 90 Diamond Street.
G. CASSARD & son established 1892, Pork
Packers. Ham Curers ana Lard Befners, 4g7,
400 and All W. Baltimore Street, and 1856, 1873
and 14o @ erman st.
SUPER & WYLIE, slaughterers and cure-s Of
Fine Meats. and Lard Renderers. Nos. and
N. Paea Street.
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GRocERs. eC.-WHoLEsALE.


These firms number seventy-three. The CAPT.
tai of fortyseven is So 1858 AGO. their sales equal
ing S16,000000. Twelve in Tea, with CAPT
tai of S394,0O effect sales of 81, $4,000. Four
in Spices capital S25O,0O0, sales ST. 10000. Coffee
Roasters number 10; capital, S700, 900; sales,
$2,S950O0. Total sales, 100000. From eight
hundred to one thousand barrels of sugar are
daily distributed. The fraternity includes
some of the Oldest and most distinguished
merchants.
VIM. M. POWELL 8 co. twm. M. Powell, g.
W. Pitts, II. G. Miller) Wholesale Grocers,
Receivers and Jobbers Of Flour 81 South st.
D. J. FOLEY q co., (Thos. j. Foley. R. L. Bent
ley. T. c. Jenkins). Wholesale Grocers No. 1903
South Street. Agents for Hazard Powder Co.
GROCERS' C DRUGGISTS SUyDRIES
B. F. HARRIS CO., Manufacturers of Cologne
Flavoring Extracts, Groeers' and Druggists
Sundries, 2O5, 2OI, s. 209 W. Lombard Street.
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MARBLE, GRANITE IND STATUARY.
This business is an important one, engaging
forty-ive firms, with capital of $3.50 000 yield.
ing product of SO, 100, 900 annually. The marble
obtained within few miles of the city is of
excellent quality. The greater part of that
used in the construction of the Washington
Monument was furnished by those controlling
these quarries; also the monolithic columns of
the Capitol
HUGH sTssoN q SONS. Importers, Dealers and
Manufacturers Of Marble and Statuary. Monu-
ments, Tombs. Cemetery Curbng. ManteIs,
Tiles. Furniture Slabs, and Counters Sales
room-210 E. Baltimore Street. Steam Marble
Works and Yard-Cor. North and Monument
Streets.
BEVAN & SONS (W. F. Bevan.) Steam Marble
Works, Monuments, Tomb-Stones, Mantels
Marble and Encaustic Thing. Building work
in Marble and Brown stone 14o Saratoga
Street.
GRANITE
GILL & MCMAHON, Granite Cutters. Monu-
ment and Building Work. WaltersvilIe Quar-
ries. near Woodstock, Md; Office: N. E. Cor.
Pratt and Penn. streets.
BERRY & McFREDERICK Edward R. Berry,
A. J. McFrederick,, Granite and Blue stone,
Ooodstock White Granite. &C. Cemetery and
Building Work promptly Executed. Office
and Yard: ga s. Eutaw street.
WOODSTOCK GRANITE co. Matthew Gault.
Secretary and Treasurer Fox Rock Quarry.
worked over fifty years. Stock clear and sus-
ceptible of highest polish. 100 W. Pratt Street.
STONE WORKS ANDSLATE ROOFERS.
N. GAULT q SON. established $780, Steam
Workers - Granite. Blue Stone, Marble and
Freestone, Slate Roofers. 100 W. Pratt. corner
Penn Street.
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LUMBER.

This valuable interest engages the attention
of seventy firms, with capital of S3,5Oo,0O0;;
sales reaching Ss,670o0o annually. The West
Indies and Spanish American States. in addition
to the domestic supply of oak, hemlock. pine,
poplar and hickory, furnish hard woods and
veneering materials The rail and water lines
which reach every section Of our own and
Foreign countries. act both as dispenser and
re eiver
THOMAS J. SHRYoCK @ co. Thomas j..
Shryock, Geo. F. NJ. Hauck) wholesale
Lumber Merchants and Manufacturers, Bal
timore and Washington.
GEO. F. SLOAN 6 BRO. Lumber Dealers, lS2
Light Street Wharf.
: COALE AND Won KAPFF. Manufacturers of
Yellow Pine Lumber, 8. e. Corner East Falls
Avenue and Eastern Ave. n. C. Flooring.
Ceiling, Partition. ETC., specially.
LUMBER, SASH, DOORS, &C.
OTTO DUKER CO., Lumber Dealers Planning
and Flooring Mills, Re-sawing to Order,
Frames, SASH Doors, Blinds and Mouldlngs,
Office Fixtures, Mantels and Interior Finish
OF Hardwood a speciality. President street,
Canton Ave. and Albemarle st.
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FERTILIZERS AND CHEMICALS.
glance at the rapid development of this man
ufacture within few years would justify the
conviction that it is further capable of almost
indefinite expansion. In this extraordinary
growth Baltimore has taken the lead. Probably
one-half the entire product of the country
originates here. This foethold obtained pre-
sents an appearance of security Twenty-seven
firms engaged, disburse wages to 1,217 hands, to
the amount of $4,000 annually. The capital
employed equals 4,46s, 900; the value of mate
rial, 81, 432, 00O and the average product being
about 100000 tons, reaches the figures of
$1,000, 900.
P. s. CHAPPELL & SON Established 1S46),
Manufacturing Chemists. Specialties Sui
phuric Acid, Chemical Manures. Office No.
South Street.
R j. BAKER & CO. Or. j. Baker, R. j. Hol-
lingsworth), Importers and Manufacturers of
all kinds of Fertilizers and Chemicals, Dye
Stuffs, Acids. Glue, Indigo, &C.. No. So South
Charles Street. Factory, Locust Point.
LIEBIG g. GIBBONS. Manufacturers of Standard
Fertilizers and General Agents of the Fla.
ningO Guano Co. Importers of Flamngo
Guano, best natural guano in the market
G. ODER g. SONS co. (Robert ober, president:
Jno. A. Hambleton, vice president; J.'K. ober
secretary and treasurer), Manufacturers and
Projectors of the high standard Ammonated
Phosphate ph Of Lime Dssolved South
Gay Street; Factory, Locust Point.
Grafflin. president; w. Fl. Crawford vicepresi-
dent; A. c. Pracht, treasurer), Main ONCE.
No. 81 Postofice Avenue, Baltimore. Md,
Brands Chesapeake Guano for all crops,
Chesapeake Guano for Tobacco. Cotton Maker.
SLINGLUFF & CO., Manufacturing Chemists
and Manipulators of Phosphates, Office, 1857 W.
Fayette Street; Works, Foot of Leadenhall st.
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HArs. ruRs AVID uMRBE1LAs.


This branch Of Baltimore's business Is ably
represented, and the firms below stand In the
front rank among the enterprising retail mer-
chants of the city.
R. @. TAYLOR 81 CO., Or. q. Taylor, 9. E. b.
Lansdowne Robt. Millikin, A. K. Taylor, I'M
porters and Dealers in Hats. Furs and UNI
brellas, Calvert st. opposite Barnums hotei
B. h. sTINEwITZ, Hats, Caps Umbrellas, etc.
IL E Baltimore, near Charles Street.
STRAW GOODS MANUFACTURERS.
WILSON s. PERRY, Manufacturers of Straw
Goods, 1ol Lexington Street and 40 Liberty
Street.
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
Every style of Furniture from the richest and
most elaborate, public Office, hotel saloon, draw
ing sroom and chamber, to the less pretentious
cabinet, is made up with elegance and skill
Seventy-two firms, with a capital Of S825, 900,
employ 1850 hands, with annual wages of
SS9O,OOO The value of material is about
$1,3s6oOO, with product or sales of So 25O,OOO..
NJ. L. STRAUs & SONS, Manufactures OF Par
Tor, Chamber Hall and Office Furniture, and
Dealers in Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Rugs,
&c. Nos. 101, 103 and los N. Howard Street.
DESKS AND SCHOOL FURNITURE
GEORGE A. MILLS, Manufacturer of Office,
Counting Room and School Furniture, North
west Corner Of President Street and Canton
Avenue.
CHAIR MANUFACTURERS.
GEORGE CHAPMAN g. SON. Manufacturers
for the trade of Walnut and Maple Cane-seat
Chairs. Oak Bent and W ood-seat Chairs, Settles
and Folding Chairs. Office and warerooms, 10
German Street.
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JEWELRF, WATCHES 6 DIAMONDS.

JEWELRT, WATCHES & DIAMONDS.
One hundred and twentyfour firms operate
capital of s1,55o0O0; sales reaching So, SAC, COO
Ten firms among the multitude are the more
prominent, at whose establishments the crav-
ings of the most refined and luxurious can be
satisfied.
HENNEGEN. BATES s CO., Diamonds. Fine
watches, Jewelry, and Sterling Silver Ware,
corner Baltimore and Charles Streets
H f. ATKINSON 4 CO., Watches, gevelry,
Silver-ware, Clocks and Optical Goods. n. z.
Corner Lexington and Liberty Streets.
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MILL FURNISHINGS.

This important business is conducted by eight
firms, with capital of about $4,000, and a
product of S930,OO0.
B. F. STARR & co. Baltimore Mill Furnishing
Works. Manufacturers of Mill Stones, Portable
Mills &c. Importers of Boiling Cloths. and
General Mill Furnishers. North and Centre SITS.
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PICTURE FRAMES e HOLDINGS.

PICTURE FRAMES d HOLDINGS
In these articles. forty seven firms employ 4s5
hands; wages, s138,0o0. value material, $4,000
with a product of $4,000. This business I.
growing, the increase being so per cent. within
the last three years. The work is equal 10 the
best in any market.
SCHNEIDER d FUCHS Manufacturers. l m
porters and Dealers in Mirrors. Picture
Frames, holdings, Cofnices, Steel Engrav-
ings. Artotypss, Chromos. Paintings, Easels
Cabinets, F1oreutine Statuary and Art Novel
ties, 70 and n West new Nos. 4l3aBd AIS East
Baltimore Street. Factory 81 st. Paul and aoS
CORTLAND Streets.
HIRsHBERG BROS. d HoLLAEDRR. On. Il
Hirshberg, NJ H Hirshberg, /. Hsllander1 !,
Importers Manufacturers and Wholesale
Dealers in Picture Frames. Mirrors. holdings :,
Cotniees. Looking Glass Plates. Passe Par
touts Engravings, Chromos, Art Novelties.
Is hopkins Place and 10 Liberty Street.
JOHN A. MOORE, Paintings. Engravings, and
Manufacturer OF Picture Frames and Mantel
Mirrors &C. Wholesale and Retail Importer Of
Novelties for Christmas and Bridal Presents
l0S Lexington Street
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ERNEST FRANK 8 SON. Engine and Machine

ERNEST FRANK g. SON, Engine and Machine
Manufacturing Works. 424, 1926 and 42s West
Pratt Street, (Wm. r. Ramsey. Managerl.
Steam Engines and Boilers. Brewery. Butch
cries and FeItilizing Establishment Fixtures,
Pat. Round Meat Cutters, Pat. Chopping
Machines, Steam Jacket Kettles, Saw Mills,
Saw Arbors, Hangers, Shafting, Betting, Etc :.
Ice Refrlgerating Machinery. Hosting
Machinery Department, Hand Power. Steam
Power and Hydraulic Elevators Of all descrip-
tions.
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FERTILIZERS AND CEMETTS
JOHN BULLOCK & SON, Dealers in Foreign
and Domestic Cements-Rosedale, Round Top
and Portland, No. n Smiths Wharf Also
Manufacturers of Pure Raw and Dissolved
Bone, Glue, Meats Foot Oil, &C.
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ELECTRICAL AND TELEGRAPH


ELECTRICAL AND TELEGRAPH
SUPPLIES.
There are three firms in this line which enjoy
business of S25O000. The business is rapidly
growing in Importance.
VIADUCT MANUFACTURING COMPANY
"a. G. Davis President A. B. Proal. Secre-
tary and Treasured; A B. Davis, Manager),
manufacturers of Telephone, Telegraph and
Electric Light Supplies, Faure Storage Bat
teries, Magnetic Signal Bells, District Tele
graph Goods. Office N W. corner Charles and
German Streets. Works, Relay Station, B. &
o. r. r.
FRANKLIN ELECTRIC WORKS of Baltimore
City, Manufacturers, Importers and dealers in
all Electrical supplies. Electro Medical Appa,
ratus, and appliances, of every description. IA
w. Baltimore Street, (New No. 206 E. Balti-
more Street)
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HOTELS.


Baltimore may Justly be proud OF the attrac-
iveness comfort and luxury of her hotels. Pre-
accommodations The advantages of market
unexcelled in the extent and variety of food
,,4,1 - xh;,,5 =. - p,.;,oro
essen'i"io nave 0onoiiio" " sNo D"t'iioio
Hotels notable priority in their cuisine.
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J. NEEpLRs 3 son. festablIshea lsaal Retailers

y NEEDLES SON, Established 1882. Retailers
of Fancy Dry Goods, 2l2 North Charles Street.
seventh door above Lexington.
A. G. BRoADB EMIT s. CO.. Importers and Re
tailers of Silks Dress Goods, Laees, shawls,
Linens and Domestics, No. IL North Charles
Street.
UPHOLSTERY FABRICS AND LACE
CURTAINS.
MOHLER & HURLBUTT, importers of Uphoi.
stery Fabrics and Lace Curtains. designers OF
Draperies, Portieres. Slip Coverings for
summer use. Window Shades, Cornices and
Poles, II N Charles street. Furniture Re-
upholstered in superior manner.
NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS.
j. L. RICE & SON, Notions, Trimmings. Hosi
cry and Toys, 2l2 Lexington Street.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-02-05
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,

HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
Seventeen firms are engaged, with a capital of
SSoO0Oo, transactions footing up, So, $4,000 One
third the whole may be referred to manufac-
lures, which have doubled within few years,
and one-half the whole relates to straw. The
Baltimore straw hat is a synonym for an ex
cellent article.
ROBERT AUSTRIAN, Manufacturer of Hats,
Caps and Straw Goods, 1913 West Baltimore
Street.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-02-05
GROCERS--RETALL.

: In the retail relation Baltimore can boast of
number OF sterling exemplars, whose conser-
walton and judicious conduct of business has
placed them in the highest consideration among
has distinguished merchants.